Subcategories
- Aluminium ring 35.6 Ø bordonero.- Aluminium plate 4 mm x 20 mm anodized in black.- Bridge for bordoneros threads esxteriores.- Ideal for ARAHAL,ROYAL boxes- Weight approx.
- Aluminium ring 35.6 Ø standard.- Aluminium plate 4 mm x 20 mm anodized in black.- Ring of bottom of boxes.- Ideal for ARAHAL,ROYAL boxes- Weight approx.
- Aluminium ring 38.1 Ø beater.- Aluminium plate 4 mm x 20 mm anodized in black.- Bridge for bordoneros threads esxteriores.- Ideal for ARAHAL,ROYAL boxes- Weight approx.
- Aluminium ring 35.6 Ø beater.- Aluminium plate 4 mm x 20 mm anodized in black.- Holes for hanging hook.- Ideal for ARAHAL,ROYAL boxes- Weight approx.
- Aluminium ring 38.1 Ø beater.- Aluminium plate 4 mm x 20 mm anodized in black.- Holes for hanging hook.- Ideal for ARAHAL,ROYAL boxes- Weight approx.
- Aluminium ring 38.1 Ø beater.- Aluminium plate 4 mm x 20 mm anodized in black.- Ring of bottom of boxes.- Ideal for ARAHAL,ROYAL boxes- Weight approx.
- Aro repenique 10" beater crome.- Calibrated plate of 3x15mm iron finished in chrome.- 8 divisions to tune.- Weight approx. 0.0443 kg.- Recommended for 10" repenique.
- Aro repenique 12" beater crome.- Calibrated plate of 3x15mm iron finished in chrome.- 10 divisions to tune.- Weight approx.0.532 kg. - Recommended for 12" repenique.
- Bass drum to the ground 55,9 Ø X 40 cm with legs.- Plywood hull beech 5 mm 7 ply. - Walnut tinted helmet. - 16 acorns per side.- 3 Telescopic legs.- Patch rubs.- Weight approx.
- Includes: - Floor bass drum 45.7 Ø X 40 cm with legs.- Shell beech plywood 5 mm 7 ply. - Walnut tinted helmet. - 16 independent tension acorns.- 3 Telescopic legs.- drumhead Hidarulic line.- Weight approx.
- Includes: - Floor bass drum 50.8 Ø X 40 cm with legs.- Shell beech plywood 5 mm 7 ply. - Walnut tinted helmet.- 16 independent tension acorns.- 3 Telescopic legs.- drumhead Hidraulic line.- Weight approx.
- Irish Bodhram 40x12cm.- Beech plywood frame.- Patch of skin sewn into the edging.- Keyed outer aril. - Interior wooden crosshead.- Weight 0.850kg.
